W. W. S.--Fyetw jzfc qlespc lydpcd I hzye ldv jzf ez aczgp jzf wzgp xpepfdlj ytrse le yyp znwznv slgp l dectyr qczx esp htyozh qzc wpeeped Iq jzf lcp yze lmwp le zyp I htww hlte. Rzo nzxqzce jzf xj olcwtyr htqp. 1251.--_Wednesday, May 14, 1862._ POUSSE.--RETURN at once. I have squared everything. The maternal has not yet heard. The monoptic will kill the fatted calf. Another day the news will have reached home. Come to dinner at 7 to-night. 1252.--_Friday, May 16, 1862._ THE NONCE’S DREAM.--RETURN, or you will kill your mother. No one yet knows your absence, and I have squared everything. Write for any money you want.--The Monoptic L, and the Artist. 1253.--_Monday, June 2, 1862._ FOUR.--Inadmissible, but all well in every way. Will meditate and think. It can probably be done.--C. F. 1254.--_Thursday, June 12, 13, 14, 1862._ CHAFFINCH.--January Wife.--Must die unless you go at once home to Garden of the Soul. No one will know. Besides M. can assure C. all can be made right and forgiven. 1255.--_Thursday, July 3, 1862._ THREE. Your conduct is admirable. Wait. Events unfold themselves best. 1256.--_Wednesday, July 9, 1862._ IT is easy to find a brother, not so a kind friend. 1257.--_Monday, July 21, 1862._ Z. B.--Finis coronat opus. 15th July, 1862. Pollaky. 1258.--_Tuesday, July 22, 1862._ M. to G.--He has sneezed.--St. J.’s. July 20. 1259.--_Thursday, July 31, 1862._ PENCIL.--Should I take old R----g? Answer J. P. A. T. 7.7.7.7. 1260.--_Thursday, July 31, 1862._ INFELIX.--T. wants to communicate with Bird. Arrange with Ce and let me know, through Springwell or direct, before the 7th, when T. leaves town for Springs. N. & Co. go to B. S. shortly, I hear. 1261.--_Wednesday, August 13, 1862._ LONDON, Aug. 11, 1862. E.C. No. 226. 1262.--_Wednesday, August 20, 1862._ PRUSSIA, August 19.--All safe.--Robert Henry. 1263.--_Thursday, August 28, 1862._ BRUGES to Turk.--Who’s a hound? Write to town. T. G. 1264.--_Friday, August 29, 1862._ IDA.--Do not act as you propose. It would be madness, and could only end in misery, worse than any you dream of. Be brave; our fate is much of our own making. We send you our blessing.--The Pope. 1265.--_Friday, September 19, 1862._ C. S.--N----y--. Again, or good-bye, &c. E----r E., S.M.C. 1266.--_Saturday, September 20, 1862._ A. Z.--“La nuée a crevé sur nous.” J’erre tout seul dans le bois, mais je te trouverai à la fin. Je sais à qui je me fie mille fois mieux que ceux qui ont fait de si vains efforts pour ébranler la confiance que j’ai en toi. Nous ne deviendrons que plus proche de Dieu et plus chers l’un à l’autre par suite de toute cette douleur, et je te prie de n’abandonner jamais ta FAITH. 1267.--_Thursday, September 25, 1862._ MINERVA.--What a pretty little seal! 1268.--_Thursday, September 25, 1862._ AZIM.--Remember your child’s first and last words. Are they not true? MARIE. 1269.--_Thursday, September 25, 1862._